THE RUSSIAN PEACE
RELEASE OF WAR PRISONERS
A DANGER TO CENTRAL POWERS.
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LONDON, 14th February.
Brigadier-General Lockei Lampson (who commanded tlio British aTmed motor-car detachment in Bussia), in an interview, stated that the value to Germany of the prisoners released from Rubeia had been greatly exaggerated. They' were really likely to prove dangerous, owing to their having imbibed revolutionary views. The majority of the Czechs, Slovaks, and others were against the Central Powers, especially Auetriaf During the latest fighting in which the British armoured car unit was engaged the Austrians surrendered wholesale. Some even volunteered to fight against the*Austrian6,
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 41, 16 February 1918, Page 7
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